How animals help children with reading and exams
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Jul 16, 2007
I am thinking about rats for my classroom but I would like
to set up a really interesting environment for them. Any
suggestions? What else do they need for proper care? Can
they be handled well?
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Rats are fantastic pets as they are intelligent, their size
makes them easier to handle than smaller animals such as
mice and gerbils, and they are easily trained - they can
actually be quite intelligent, with some rats displaying
various problem solving skills. Unfortunately, I could
never get over that...See More